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Hostinger doesn't offer phone support I canceled with them after 15 minutes I'm trying to explain and show their chat support people what the issues were I do not recommend hostinger
Your videos are very well edited, like the artificial zoom in of the 'Fully loaded time' button, as well as zooming out a website and it appears to be on an animated laptop. Lively, focused, not distracting. It is a pleasure to watch your videos and I am getting more and more informed about the ups and downs of different hosting solutions!
WOW. What a review!!! As a hostinger user for almos 2 years, I can confirm everything you said it is true. Btw, your level of making the video so fun, objective, the desing so, so good makes you right away number 1 reviewer for hosting providers. Keep it up, Emit! 💟👏
Thanks, man! The videos are largely edited by my friend whom I started the channel with. I'm not sure if he's open for work as we usually already take 1-2 weeks of editing per video. But I'll ask him :) You can write me an email to emit@emit.reviews if you're interested and I'd email you back his contacts or the response directly.
OMG I'm so happy I came acrross your channel. I purchased Hostinger in hurry last minute Black Friday, and yes the count down is always reseting. Never mind, at least I know I got good deal. 😃 I subscribed. Great video 👍
before registration they claim renewal for business plan is 8.99 $ but now i see its 11.99 $ yes they cheat ... and it is veeeery hard to see that 8.99$ is when you pay for 4 years ! !
Huh $15 a month compared to $40 for the other guys with the same equipment.Make that scam make sense they are the best price for the quality hands down do some research.
Yeah that happens with cheap providers. From my experience at least I never got flagged by spam filters using internal emails. And there is a function to "check" if your IP has been flagged by spam assassin or smth like that and transfer servers for free
saying 100 Websites and 200GB only to find out you cannot use it because it has inodes limit LOL what a scam 🤣you can only host around 20-25 websites maybe a bit more if your website dont have lots of pages/blogs and images hahah
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That auto renew is funny. Why the hell do I have to tell them my reason. Siteground doesn’t even ask you anything once you disable auto renew, it’s your domain, your service. You shouldn’t provide a reason why….
Yes you can transfer the websites easily. If they're not hosted on Wix / Squarespace. But another web hostin company. Especially if it's a WordPress website the migration is very easy. I don't recommend email hosting from Hostinger. Use Google Gsuite instead it's $5/mo, but the quality is much better.
@@Emit.Reviews ok thanks. For email, I'm thinking its best for me to have one google workspace and then other domain as aliasses, but I'm not sure if I need hosting for the aliases?
None of the plans offer any advantages when it comes to website design / creation. You're essentially just buying a server where you can store your website. Now for the creation and customization thats a whole different area. You can code your site by hand. You can use WordPress with pre-made customizable templates or take advantage of a website builder tool offered by Hostinger (comes with all plans). But in no way are the different plans make it easier/harder to create and customize a website since in that regard they all act the same
I'm currently hosting 3 websites with siteground...and my renewal is $359+ for 2 years after going back and forth with them. your telling me I can just sign up for the hostinger 4 year plan for $172 and migrate all my websites ? will i have to tell siteground anything ?
Nope, you dont have to tell SiteGround anything. If you haven't renewed already, just dont pay. And sign up for Hostinger, then Hostinger support staff would even migrate all of your websites for free
They use SSD for cheaper plans (single/premium) and NVMe for everything above that. Their CPUs seem to in a variation of Intel XEON from 2014-2018. They dont have servers in Vietnam, but offer servers in India/Indonesia/Singapore.
Hey, sorry if im a little late, i kinda need your help at this. Im creating an API endpoint along with site, so i chose Hostinger cause it gives me myPhpAdmin, site with file manager and domain (i bought Cloud one), so i setup PHP files such as login.php, register.php etc. and now i see it has Entry Process which is how many php files can be opened i assume, its limited to 50 and i think this is extremely low for an API endpoint which would be spammed probably to get data. Can i somehow make only this limit UP? I dont need more then 1 GB of RAM all i want is network requests, or is it just better to move to Firebase Realtime Database or something? :(
You can TRY to contact support and ask them if theres a possibility to increase this limit. But my bet is that you'll need to move to another type of hosting for this
Both Godaddy and Bluehost are very overpriced for the services they offer. It seems like 50% of their budget goes to marketing, 45% goes to shareholder profits and 5% goes to their servers :D
You can move your website files. But your "web hosting plan" wouldnt transfer. Meaning you would need to buy a plan at Hostinger first. Then Hostinger support would move your website from GoDaddy servers to Hostinger servers for free. You could still use your domain name from GoDaddy with Hostinger just fine. But if you want to transfer domains (meaning you control the domain from Hostinger, not GoDaddy moving forward. Theres a domain transfer fee)
On it! But from my experience with NameCheap, I really dont think they stand a chance. Poor performance, lots of bugs and errors (I have a namecheap review) where I showcase this.
Hello! First, Thank you for your informative video! I was looking at hosting on Hostinger and I was wondering about the renewal process. I’m not sure if my company will work out so I don’t know if I want to pay for the additional years at the cheaper price. In this video you discuss turning off the auto renewal as well as around 10:57 you show a graphic of the renewal only being $24 or $48 which is a lot cheaper than the renew price on the website so I was wondering how you would go about getting those prices if you only went with the 1 year plan? Is that why you don’t auto renew? Is there a way to just renew at the base price instead of the higher renew price? Thank you for any answer you can give!
Hey @EMTReviews, just watched your Hostinger video and it's 🔥! 🚀 Your detailed breakdown is super informative. *Shoutout to your mom - if she can handle that tech talk, she's a legend!* 🙌💻 Keep up the great work, looking forward to more videos.
Thanks for the clearing the confusion in peoples mind...Can you do a video or help me on how to set custom nameservers on my HOSTINGER VPS hosting? Domain is hosted on NAMECHEAP.
I had to subscribe. I learned more from you in this video than I've learned over 12 months. I'm now scrolling your entire video selection to learn more. Thank You!
Thank you for your video, but the business plan states they dont provide priority support. Does this mean I won't have help if my site goes down? I want to open an ecommerce print on demand but am nervous I won't have support.
8:23 most industries do this, even brick and mortar. You not see the clip from was it Walmart or one of those where all they did was change artwork design from a previous sale and then labelled it black friday sale. same sale from the day or so before! LOL I do not pay attention to those timers on websites, i buy whatever they are selling IF i want to WHEN i want tol
7:25 anyway, i am back. Hostinger, yes, the plans are pretty much on the same server, just each plan gives you more a lotted space & ram, cpu etc usage on the server. Like CPU is vCPU, so it's a slice of the CPU a lotted to the package.
Thanks for this amazing video. I do have a question though, are you able to host client website on your hostinger cloud plan and can you have unlimited client account? Thanks for the video.
You can. But there's a better way. I have a video showcasing how you can actually make more money and have an easier time managing client websites ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Nc5ciMwpDCY.htmlsi=SxZePfi_7LIuXBdh
I had a VPS with them maybe 2 years ago. I would say it wasnt worth the price as it was unmanaged and the speed wasnt incredible. Ill try to check their VPS out in 2024
I’m late but is there any fees for putting up a website? Custom domain name and up keep cost to keep a website up and running? Would like to know please and thank you! Very informational video!!!!!!🎉
The only fee is your webhosting plan + domain. Domains usually cost around 10$ per year. And the hosting plan depends on which package you choose. There are no other required fees
Hostinger is not powerful enough for this. Thats a lot of storage space and bandwidth you'll need. These type of hosting plans typically go for around a $100/mo as a very conservative starter base. Ideally you want something like AWS, Microsoft Azure. Or ScalaHosting (easier to use emit.reviews/go/scalahosting ) Its usually bad practice to store such large files server side. If you want to do it cheaper, I recommend uploading it all to RU-vid and just linking or embedding the files onto your site
Hi! 1)Did you use WordPress sites with plugins for testing the 6 hostinger sites and 1 A2 hosting? 2) If we add CDN to VPS hosting, won't it again become slow?
Yes, lots of plugins. All sites identical No CDNs dont "directly" impact your website speed. They simply take a static copy of your web pages and store these static copies on various servers. So, when a user requests a certain page from your website the server doesnt load a page it just shows users the copy it has on hand from the nearest server to the user. This way, practically no loading has to be done.
@@Emit.Reviews 1)Let's say the VPS has a speed of 0.7 seconds and the CDN has a speed of 1.2 seconds. If I select A2 hosting for the fast speed of 0.7 seconds. And then I put bunny CDN or some other CDN on the A2 VPS. Won't the 0.7 seconds become equal to 1.2 seconds again. 2) Does Google see the speed of the VPS or the speed of the CDN? Also, thanks for the quick response 😊
When using a CDN the loading speed of the CDN will be used since your server only interacts with the CDN not the end users. But since a CDN gets files from your origin server and serves them as individual "static" cached pages. It's usually an increase in speed based on how fast it's available to get files from the origin server. In very rare cases a CDN increases loading time (bad servers, not enough bandwidth for file transfers). The reason why its faster is because users dont need to download the "whole" site when entering your website. They get shown a portion of it (a cached page). So if it takes 0.7s to download a whole site basically theres no way its going to take longer to download a single page if everythings working the way it should. 2. Only Google knows what they're measuring :D but when doing pagespeed tests, theyll suggest you use aa CDN if youre not already Hope this makes it a bit clearer
It does not. However, Hostinger does have some "easy" integration where they automate it if you go into the Hostinger dashboard, navigate to Cloudflare and activate it. If it says you need to pay for that feature (not every plan has it), you can simply do it manually for free instead. All you need to do is register for a free Cloudflare account, input your website name, and copy paste the 2 nameservers they give you into Hostinger DNS settings.
@@Emit.Reviews ok thanks!! After watching some videos, I think I use hostinger for websites and google workspace for email seperate? Looks like best option I guess!!
Bro I'm using Hostinger for my clients websites, but lately, we have been getting “website down” notifications 2-3 per week. And checking our usage, is not even our websites' usage, someone else on that same shared hosting is just killing the freaking server lol. I'm debating on upgrading (again) to the next plan. I moved from Starter to Business, now I'm thinking to move from Business to Cloud. But at that pricing, I can have Hostinger's VPS and put my main clients there (12 websites). And leave the rest on the Business plan or maybe the Cloud Plan, but again my issue is not even the usage we have, it's someone else. Do you know, if I get the VPS service, can I keep all the emails that were configured with Titan Email? Because that is what is stopping me from moving on to the VPS service.
The Titan Mail is not associated with VPS; it is linked to the domain name. I switched to VPS last week but continued using the same email I obtained from the business plan.
The bad and main issue is Hostinger headquarter is in a Eastern European countries where corruption is king. Being close to Russia, Belarus is at greater risk from hackers, We want US auditors to review businesses to play fair in the businesses who carry many customers , credit cards info. if you move Hostinger to USA for sure I will sign up with you guys. Otherwise no thank you. Customers data is sensitive
sorry to say that but you are wrong, Hostinger blocks Russian and Belorussian users, while i don't like Hostinger myself but you can try to use VPN and try to register from Russia, you can not even pay for hosting. As for hackers mostly now are Asians and from Israel
@emit - How did you make the website go live on Hostinger ai builder without PG? I build the website with Hostinger website builder with your guidance but Hostinger did not have Payment Gateway Integration available in India Neither Stripe and Nor Paypal
